Facilities and Club Accreditation

Clubmark

Clubmark, introduced in 2002, is the Sport England mark of high quality clubs, reassuring both parents and participants that the club is a high quality, welcoming environment for young people.

For more information on the scheme view the Clubmark page.





BEF Member Body Schemes

There is a variety of facility and club accreditation schemes currently operated through the BEF Member Bodies, offering a range of benefits to facilities and clubs (follow the links below for more information). The BEF encourages all riders, drivers and vaulters, whether established or new participants, to choose facilities and clubs that are associated to these programmes.

The BEF Member Bodies are currently working together to ensure consistency in their approach to accreditation wherever appropriate and to develop a scheme that would provide for all types of facility to become recognised and endorsed by the BEF if they so choose.

Established schemes and programmes include:

• British Horse Society Approved Riding Schools
• British Horse Society Approved Livery Yards
• Association of British Riding Schools Approved Riding Schools
• Pony Club Centres and Branches
• Riding Clubs and Riding Club Centres
• Riding for the Disabled Association Groups

Competition Disciplines:

• British Eventing
• British Show Jumping Association
• British Dressage
• Endurance GB
• British Horse Driving Trials Association
• British Equestrian Vaulting
• British Reining
• British Horseball Association
• UK Polocrosse Association
• Mounted Games Association of Great Britain